Technical Product Marketing, Content

ABOUT EXA We raised a $250M Series C to build the search engine for AIs. Led by a16z, with existing investors Benchmark, Lightspeed, and YC doubling down, the round brings Exa's valuation to $2.2 billion. Exa is building a search engine for the AI era. Our Search API currently powers Agents, Fortune 500s and AI labs as we transform an industry that hasn't been disrupted since the 90s. We're a largely SF-based team of ~100 from Harvard, MIT, Meta, Google Research, ex-founders & dropouts alike. We are rapidly building the most intelligent search engine in history. We're high agency, low-ego, and united by the feeling that this is one of the last problems worth getting right. We are looking for a Technical Product Marketing Manager to help developers discover Exa, whether they arrive through a social, Youtube, a search engine, or an LLM that recommends us. ABOUT THE ROLE We build the search engine for AIs, so we should be the company that best understands how to get found by them. When a developer asks Claude or ChatGPT which search API to use for their agent, the answer should be Exa. You own organic discovery, and the engine that drives it is a weekly cadence of technical content that engineers respect: benchmarks, teardowns, implementation guides, honest comparisons, and writing about retrieval and agents that could only come from inside this company. Volume matters–ship something good every week. You will read code, call APIs, run evals, and publish work with your name on it. Answer engine optimization is the strategy layer on top: structuring content so models cite it, covering the entities and questions that matter, and measuring whether we show up in the answers. This is an AI-first role at an AI-first company. Your research, drafting, and measurement loops should be built with AI, and you should be able to explain what you never let AI touch. This role is based in-person at our San Francisco HQ. WHAT YOU'LL OWN THE WEEKLY TECHNICAL CONTENT ENGINE Own a steady publishing cadence of technical content for engineers with a heavy emphasis on video: tutorials, benchmarks, architecture deep dives, comparisons, and release commentary. Success is measured by shipped volume at a quality bar that survives Hacker News, plus organic traffic and signups sourced from it. ANSWER ENGINE OPTIMIZATION Own how Exa appears in AI-generated answers: entity coverage, structured content, citation-worthy source material, and the measurement of citation share across major models and assistants. Success is measured by share of relevant AI answers that cite or recommend Exa. SEARCH VISIBILITY AND TOPIC ARCHITECTURE Own the organic topic map: which questions and keywords we intend to win, the content architecture that supports them, and the internal linking and page strategy behind it. You partner with Digital Marketing who owns site mechanics. TECHNICAL NARRATIVE FOR SEARCH, RETRIEVAL, AND AGENTS Own the substantive point of view: how retrieval quality is measured and why agents need different search types. Success is measured by the work being cited by developers and by our own sellers. MEASUREMENT OF ORGANIC DISCOVERY Own the reporting that connects content to pipeline: organic sessions, signups, AI citation tracking, and which pieces influence deals. Success is measured by leadership trusting these numbers. AI-FIRST PRODUCTION PIPELINE Design the workflow that takes an idea to a published, technically accurate piece fast: research, drafting, code examples, fact-checking, and distribution. If a step runs manually more than twice, you should be itching to automate it. WHAT THIS ROLE DOES NOT OWN - Paid channels, website infrastructure, landing pages, and technical SEO mechanics: Digital Marketing. - Sales pitch, decks, battlecards, and objection handling: PMM, Enablement. - Core positioning and vertical messaging: Product Marketing (vertical PMM). - Developer documentation, SDKs, sample code, and community: DevRel. - Customer case studies and partn…